DIY SOS host Nick Knowles has asked fans for help as he shared the heartbreaking news that a previous build was “broken into and damaged”.
The Little Miracles Centre was built by Nick and the DIY SOS team back in 2013, but it was broken into earlier this month.
Nick has now asked fans who live locally to help repair the centre, which helps children with disabilities and life-limiting conditions.
Nick Knowles asks for help as he shares heartbreaking news
DIY SOS host Nick Knowles shared heartbreaking news about one of his former builds as he asked for help.
The Little Miracles Centre, The Spinney, in Peterborough has been “broken into”.
Nick shared his plea for help as he ranted about the damage done to the charity.
It was broken into and damaged! Who does that to a child disability centre?
He wrote: “If you’re in the Peterborough area and can help this wonderful charity by helping to repair the beautiful building built by volunteers for children with disabilities and life-limiting illnesses.
“It was broken into and damaged! Who does that to a child disability centre?”
Nick shared an update on the future of DIY SOS
Nick also shared an update on the future of DIY SOS. It last returned for a Children in Need Special in November 2022.
As a fan sent him a plea for help with a build, Nick confirmed the BBC hasn’t commissioned another series yet.
He wrote: “It certainly is a very worthwhile cause. But we have not yet been commissioned by BBC for any more house builds.
“All applications must go through the BBC website for fairness.”
So, there’s no word yet on when DIY SOS will return for another series.
Meanwhile, Nick’s show, Amazing Railway Adventures, continues on Channel 5 this Friday (March 24).
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